Monthly Archives: May 2015
Bizzaro World… continues, Front Loaded!
It’s not usual for peoples (folks, if you’re a US President) response to any critical thinking of current global economic policy to be, “well, we’ve come this far without distress, why can’t it continue”? Continue it will, all the way to red line, maxed out debt, negative interest rates (a result of unsustainable debt levels) and, eventually, runaway inflation (increasing interest rates???), making a […]
Bigger than the Budget
Sell in May and go away used to be a popular mantra among old time traders, once upon a time, before central banks decided they’d never let equity markets fall by more than 10%. Before the budget comes down tonight we hope you’ve gone and done what our good government instructed you after last weeks […]
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